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Master musicians featured at Branson Centennial Museum’s special presentation on June 16
This is a treat as these three have led amazing careers with the biggest stars in the industry!

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Been thinking about…all the king’s horses
Night falls with the rain but the light in the room is warm and dim, the music moody, calming after an exhausting week. The sound of a baseball game echoes lowly. The dogs are making comfortable noises from rug and couch. As I sit at the kitchen table to write, again, the mind wanders. “I have an idea,” Dustin Burkett is saying. His earnestness is contagious, his talent inspiring. We are sitting at another kitchen table, cold winter light streaming, conversing about the Sta

Joshua Heston
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Branson remembers fallen heroes in special ceremony
A touching part of the Monday event was the Placement of the Wreaths Ceremony, with wreaths being placed in honor and remembrance of those who sacrificed their lives in America's wars.

K.D. Michaels
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Shepherd of the Hills Garden Club celebrates National Garden Week, June 7-13
Also during National Garden Week, the public is invited to a free guided tour of the Veterans Memorial Garden on June 10.

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Area billboards part of collective effort to fight antisemitism
As an example, Jews took an active part in helping with the Civil Rights movement, but have since been deserted by some of same Christian groups they stood alongside.

Cynthia J. Thomas
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Kimberling Area Library holds annual meeting
KAL is an independent, volunteer-staffed library serving patrons within a 25-mile radius of Kimberling City. Library cards are free to qualifying residents. For more information and volunteer opportunities, please see www.kalib.org.

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Yesterday’s Echoes: The soldier’s commitment – honoring their word to their country and each other
Every day, our Soldiers pay the price of war and do their duty. And what a price it is, a price not only in lives lost but bodies, lives and families maimed forever, both physically and mentally.

Gary J. Groman
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Legends in Concert announces summer lineup at Pepsi Legends Theater
This summer, Legends in Concert brings an exciting lineup of powerhouse tribute performances to the Pepsi Legends Theater in Branson, featuring tributes to The Blues Brothers™, Lainey Wilson, Toby Keith, and Elvis Presley now through September 8. Returning to the stage, Shane VanCamp pays tribute to Toby Keith with the energy and spirit fans know and love. Ashley Dawn brings the chart-topping sound and signature style of Lainey Wilson, while Clint Nievar and Justin Sassanella

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Memories from the Homestead: Uncle Ike's trip to Kansas City - 100 years ago, May 1926
Apparently, a lot of last-minute details were arranged so that Uncle Ike could attend the event.

John Fullerton
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‘Ozarks Aglow’ extended for summer fun at The Shepherd of the Hills
The Shepherd of the Hills is excited to announce that Ozarks Aglow Illuminated Night-Walk will officially be extended as part of Shepherd’s Great American Summer, giving guests even more opportunities to experience the immersive nighttime attraction throughout the summer season. Originally launched as a Spring seasonal immersive experience, Ozarks Aglow quickly became a guest favorite thanks to its gigantic larger than life illuminated lanterns, glowing pathways, interactive

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Reflections: Finding unity around a shared goal
Earlier in May, the Evangelical Press Association held their annual conference in Nashville, Tennessee. The EPA is a professional organization of Christian publications, print and digital, plus freelance writers, designers and other creatives. While attending the conference, alongside publications staff and freelancers from across the U.S. as well as some from other countries, I thought a lot about a topic that has been around since the earliest days of the Church: Christian

Cynthia J. Thomas
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Branson Board of Aldermen consider strict new rules for public comment
There are basically two opportunities for eligible commenters to comment or speak during the meeting. The first is to comment on items not on the Regular Agenda for the meeting during the Public Comment portion of the meeting. The second is to speak during the discussion of a Regular Agenda item when it comes up for consideration.

Gary J. Groman
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Taneycomo Festival Orchestra presents its 15th season
TFO showcases its musicians with three annual chamber music concerts, “All-Star Soloists,” “Music by Living Composers,” and “Our Favorite Pieces.”

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Reader’s Corner: Diskey the Wonder Dog
If you’ve attended special events around the Branson area, you may have seen “Diskey the Wonder Dog” performing some amazing feats. Now readers can enjoy Diskey’s adventures in other settings, and pass her legacy on, thanks to a book series by her owner, Russ “Allright” Rosencrans. Thank you, Russ, for sharing your story of hope and healing. “I Wasn’t Done Yet” By Russ Rosencrans Most people look at retirement as the finish line. For me, it kept turning into a restart.

Cynthia J. Thomas
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Evangelical Press Association conference offers resources, networking for Christian media professionals
The EPA brings together Christian print and digital publications with the goal of serving the Kingdom of God, providing members with opportunities to build relationships and strengthen professionalism.

Cynthia J. Thomas
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The most overlooked issue in estate planning
When considering estate planning, people usually have lots of questions. For instance, what is probate and how does it work? What is real versus personal property?

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Breakfast at Tiffany’s: Camping? Nope!
BY AARON GRAVETT “A man's heart deviseth his way: But the LORD directeth his steps.” Proverbs 16:9 When we were children, camping was such an adventure. The campfires, the swimming, the fishing, the stories told - they were vacations we remembered for life. Even though Tiffany and I are empty nesters, we decided to go camping for three days and two nights. We planned, got all the supplies, and then got all the packing done. Then as we loaded the car there was an excha

Tiffany Gravett
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Tri-Lakes Education News
Education news from schools around the Tri Lakes area

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Stitch and Stay Safe with Pathways Project Coalition
Designed for ages 12-plus, this FREE workshop series offers a unique opportunity for teens and adults to learn together, spark meaningful conversations, and build real-world social media skills, all while creating a cozy, handmade blanket.

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Sewer bill adjustment available for residential pool filling
Because pool water typically does not enter the sewer system, qualifying customers may receive an adjustment equal to the volume of water used to fill their pool.

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